Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-05
LOCAL NEWS HoIkB.
.1:s0a.m.. 20 below.


q At 1880 =. m. % below.
Mis- Laura King i Visiting Aiss M.
uICasey.
0eorre W.Farlin and wife have disposet
OF the Emma lode for $50.
Only ons load Of wood showed mp Of
wood market square yesterday.
The Branch Mint ON West Park street u
now owned BY Martin Il Dumouchel.
Billy McDermott left last night Tor
short stay at 0regson's Hot Springs.
Silver dropped . point from Yesterday
quotation, and u now $1.O2K N ounce.
A leading hardware store was broker
into lately. No arrests, ~ yet, have Des1
made.
No transfers OF real estate we're filed FOL
record at the County Recorders ef1ice yes
terday.
Pumping 10 continued at the Montana
lCompanyS mines, but the smelter CON
tinues lifelsss.
The Sheriff vas engaged to-day in sum
moning trial and grand jurors Tor the
February term Of court.
The initial number of the Philipsbur.
paper il received. It is called b Mail, and
win not ret the world on Dire.
The strike recently made in the Dispatch
claim continues to improve. This property
lies east OF the Dexter mill.
All trains are reported moving on the
Utah & Northern, and q passenger is OF.
pected to arrive before morning.
Harry Osborne, of the Newport, 10 again
confined to his room. Pneumonia viii
knock him cut one OF these days.
The George Fisher assault case 10 set for
trial ct 2 O'Clock Saturday, when that gen
tleman will have a chance to vindicate him.
sell.
Several severe frost-bitten cases are ~
ported. One, q man named John H.Ham-
SON, had to be taken to the hospital for
treatment.
The parties arrested recently for stealing
| coal from tho Utah & Northern Railroad
at Pocatello pleaded guilty and were fined
q nominal sum.
The Minnie Irving, north Of the Alice,
| continues to take out good ore. The shaft
10 now down $50 feet. Its orsis worked 1T
1 the Moulton mill.
A Chinese %highbinder was arrested last
| night for attempting the life Of All Lung, q
/ resident of Chinatown. The c. b. languishes
in the city prison..
The woman Renaurd, who vas 50 badly
burned in q Galena street lodging-houss re-
Gently, is recovering at the County HOspit-
al. She will be badly disGgursd.
Colonel Frye had three car loads OF cat
tie showed in neal Feeley's, during the re-.
cent storm, but the combination managed
to keep Butte people supplied with meat.
Mr.. Phil M. Saunders arrived in the city
yesterday direct from st. Louis, whore he
succeeded in organizing 4 mining company
to work property situated near Philips
burg.
Thomas J. Adair, 4 bawdy-house piano
player, was arrested last night for beating
and robbing Lille Gier, his girl" He
went to the city prison, being unable to
give hail.
MI. James Burns, a foreman at the Elk
horn mine, in Jefferson county, reports
that mine looking we'll, and the town -four
ishing. Mr.. Burns will remain in Butte a
day or two.
Mrs. j. Kahnweiler yesterday gave q re-
ception to Mrs. Marks, OF Helena, who is a
guest of Mrs. Henry Jacobs. Quite q num-
Der of lady friends were present and the
occasion was an enjoyable one.
George w. Irvine II sprained an ankle in
Chicago last week and is now at the Lin
dell Hotel, st. Louis, under medical treat
ment. George, the ~pavements are slippery
on South Clark street after 1 o'clock.
A private letter from a gentleman in the
Ceur d'Alene country states that the SNOW
is deeper there now than it has been for the
last three years. But, Notwithstanding the
snow, they expect a boom in the spring.
Mr.. A. n. Kerr, formerly manager OF the
New York Sporting and Theatrical Jour
nal, and more recently connected with the
Idaho press, is in the city. Nj. Kerr pro.
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time.
Blanche Desjardin was fined 81 and costs
yesterday before Justice Lippincott for as
the French madame sick. She summoned
good character.
Couture & Leford's social at Renshaw
Hall last night was well attended. The
only mishap during the evening was the
fainting of a too-tight-laced lady in the
dressing-room. She recovered without the
attendance OF a physician.
As an up train on the Montana Union
was passing Bluebird the trainmen Noticed
what they took 20 be a drunken mar near
the track. On arriving at Butte station
they telephoned the sheriff the circum- (
stance. Further particulars on first page.
The variety cases come again to-day. All
OF the petition commencing the |
course OF the Helena papers, and by doing |
8 o condemning that OF the home journals, |
are denominated Christians, and will prob
ably be barred from serving as Jurors by |
the attorneys ofthe defense.
Yesterday grading work was recommsnced
on the spur which leaves the VAUDEVILLE
extension Of the Montana Union at Mon
tana street and runs over tho Mountain
Wake Tn Jim. and other
claims, to the Anaconda works. The cold
weather had occasioned a layoff for sew
.ral days.
John Harvey, a member OF Olive Branch
Lodge No. IL, I. o. o. F., Virginia City,
New, died yesterday at 1890 O'Clock OF
paralysis: He will be buried to-day by
k'dgley. Lodge OF this city. Mr.. Harvey
vas a stranger in Butte, arriving here but a
hort time ago. The members of Rideley
;oday gave the deceased all tho attention in
power during his illness.